Hello MS News,
Create a dedicated normal domain user account with a strong password and
give it the needed rights on the share. Then you have to configure some "user
rights assignment" settings. At least you need Logon as a service for this
account, maybe some more, you have to find with try and error or if you have
a documentation it can be stated there. If it is on a domain controller you
have to configure this setting in the default domain controllers policy,
otherwise create a new GPO and link it to the OU where this server is located.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> We have a service that needs to write to a share in the
> network/domain. Currently it is set to login as local system account.
> That isnt working, even though the share is open to everyone. Do we
> need to setup the service with a domain account? We dont quite get
> how this local service account works or if there is a better account
> to use.
>
> Carlo
>